Bluelab EnviroSensor IntelliClimate C02 Sensor

Accurate CO2 Input for IntelliClimate Control, Environment Sensor

A climate controller can only manage CO2 as well as its sensor reads it. The EnviroSensor provides the IntelliClimate with CO2 readings, so it can run CO2 injection against your target. The IntelliClimate supports CO2 measurement from 0–5000 ppm.

It suits IntelliClimate owners replacing an aging sensor and growers setting up CO2 enrichment. Bluelab's support guide describes calibrating the CO2 reading from the controller.

Key Features & Benefits

• Made for the IntelliClimate — supplies the controller's CO2 input.
• Supports CO2 enrichment — lets the IntelliClimate run CO2 injection against a target.
• Calibration support — Bluelab documents soft calibration at the controller and an annual hard calibration in fresh air.

Who Should Use the EnviroSensor

Owners of the Bluelab IntelliClimate who use or plan to use CO2 enrichment. Confirm compatibility with your IntelliClimate before ordering.

About Bluelab EnviroSensor

The EnviroSensor is part of the Intelli range now supported by Bluelab. Detailed specifications for this part number were not available from Bluelab at the time of listing; contact us to confirm fit for your system.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the EnviroSensor do?

It provides CO2 readings to the IntelliClimate controller, which uses them to manage CO2 injection. Without a working CO2 input, the controller cannot regulate CO2 enrichment.

How is the CO2 reading calibrated?

Bluelab's support guide describes a soft calibration done at the controller against a known CO2 level, such as open air. A hard calibration, where the sensor self-calibrates in fresh air, is suggested about once a year.

How do I know when to replace a CO2 sensor?

Bluelab's support guide notes that if the soft calibration adjustment must go below 50% or above 150%, the sensor may be deteriorating. Try a hard calibration first; if the reading still cannot be corrected, a new CO2 module may be needed.

Why does CO2 level matter in a grow room?

Plants use CO2 for photosynthesis, and sealed rooms can run low as plants consume it. Measuring CO2 lets a controller add only what is needed, which avoids waste.